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I pronounce them the same, but there isn't really a long "ah"/"aw"/"ar" sound for "a" in my accent anyway.

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I prefer the spelling Liliana. The name is already very fussy, without any more unnecessary letters. If I had to pick though, I'd choose Lillianna :-)
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♥Elinor♥

I would pronounce Lillianna lili-anna and Lilliana lili-ahna. I prefer Liliana (lily-ahna) though.

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I pronounce them differently:
Lilianna - Lily-Anna
Liliana - Lily-Ahna (Arna in a British accent)

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I prefer them with one L in the middle, and I slightly prefer Liliana.

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I pronounce both as Lil-lee-awna. I prefer the spelling Lillianna, as it looks more complete, but I don't care for the name.

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-Lissa Hannah-
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!, !, !, !, !, ! = Kipling, Barry, Mortimer, Maris, Blanche, and Gladys.

Lilianne trumps them, IMO...(m)

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I pronunce that Lily-Anne, by the by. I think it's ten times nicer than either Lillianna or Lilliana--I don't like the sound of them. I do pronunce them differently, though. An -anna ending means saying AA-nah (with an AA like in attic), while an -ana ending means saying AH-nah (with an AH like in car).

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If I had to pick a spelling, I'd go with Liliana. But I like Lilianne much more--it seems far more down to earth to me. :)

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Not to me. I prefer Liliana to them both.

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Miranda
"Multiple exclamation marks are a sure sign of diseased mind" -- Terry Pratchett

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Yes, to me they do. I much prefer Liliana (Lili-ahan). It's a beautiful name :)

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